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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-04-10
cOMnIsa1ONEns, PnocEED-

The beard Of County Commissioner
met Monday. April 4th. and after dis
Posing Of the claims presented publish
ed Tuesday transacted the followin:
business. Present Messrs Honryinar
and Bradley.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The Board counted the moneys and
vouchers in the County Treasury and
found all correct, as compared with the
Auditors books.
The bill Of W. T. Smith for scalp Ger.
tifcates made in favor Of ST. Earl.
not allowed aud ordered sent back for
correction.
The following reports were examine ed
end approved TO wit: Tailor, Hospital
Steward, Assessor. Clerk. Sheriff. and
John Murphy, Justice of the Peace for
Fit. Halieck township.
On motion il was ordered that the
County Assessor be allowed $500 90 for
the purpose ofenploying deputies dur.
ing the assessing season Of the year
1887.
Upon motion it was ordered that s. u.
Henley be. and he is hereby author
lied to furnish Mrs. Banks, an indi-
gent person, with provisions to the
amount Of $50. and present his bill TO
the county for the same.
Ordered that W. r. Smith be and he
is hereby authorized TO furnish Peter
Munsou, I'm INDECENT ard sick person,
with provisions to the amount of $50
mud present his bill to the County for
same
Upon motion It was ordered that the
Clerk advertise for bids for the purchase
Of the old hospital.
Upon motion it was ordered that the
Clerk cause to be published IL notice re-.
quirirg holders of claims against the
University Fund to prove their claims
by means of q witness or receipt or re-
ceipt stub.
Upon motion Clerk was ordered TO
communicate with Mr.. B~"Ilinger III re.
Snrd to his claim for road work.
Upon motion the petition OF citizens
oil Star Valley praying for timber To
buiida bridge across Boulder creek was
granted.
Upon motion the petition of citizens
Of Clover Nail,y asking for nu nppro-
priation Of $500 20 for repairing road
WAS granted.
Commissioners ordered that the ClcIk
notify G. ii. IioInnd, of whom com.
plIint has been madr, to make the lane
he is now building 40 feet wide.
No further business appearing the
Bad adjourned to May ,. 1857.
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\ Commissioner II E;ko comfy. t.
fill the vacancy occa.iuncl by the death
Of Commissioner MHIt Smith will hc
appointed 10y the Governor. or course
the new COMMISSIONS will he n Rcpuh.
hrnm. in Difference to the politics Of the
Governor. but il'rc il considerable
speculation MS to who will s,cur, the
~ pOiutineut. II * reasonable To- SUP.
pose that n Tu.caroran viii secure the
pos ton.
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BORN.

AEM.TToN0:-In Star Valley, April 4,
1887, to the wife Of Wilson Is. Arm.
strong. n snn.
Set yonr b lis q ringing and fire on your
guns.
Inrm your irumprts inside out, md
hnug The biggest drums.
III any II should ask you the cause of
all the joy
just tell them that I'm tho father Of
n bouncing baby boy.
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Queer Grounds for Divorce.

The Carson Appeal says:-A young
woman residing in Ormsby county. who
has been married but n few months, has
applied for II divorce, because her hns.
baud refuses TO cut his tocn1ils. sh
says she Is SCARED from head to foot by
coming In contact with them. nnd her
body looks like n map Of Powning's adj.
dit IN Of Reno.
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Spring aud summer samples.

l have just received over two hundred
new samples for Spring and Sunme
Clothing, and AN truly say that II inner
assortment has never before been ex-
hib.ted i'll EIko county. all being OF the
latest designs and patterns. Reeogniz'
ing the general desire Of my cus,omrrSior
Summer clothing at cheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary, l have
made large reductions in prices and al
custom mrde Summer clothing, trusting
that the decrease in profit will be fol-
lowed by n corresponding increase Of
patronage. Remember. guarantee
perfect f..
NJ. REISnART.
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~SPORTSMEN'S CLUB.
Organization OF the Elko
SpOrtSmen'S Club.

For tue better Tr ''"rvaIinn of g,m- arI fish.
Sni for the pr"I"r ,m:,r.".ucut IT our Laws r..
!aiiEE thereto, W., the uuC'Ts. IN a.. do lie rbY
asr'" 10 f"rn ourselves IN " n Sp"r, men,
Ilub, To hv k.owH a. tie lao County
Ni".ri~iucn'. ClGh' And to the ,ul Ia tie
spa il AMI iut'nI ~ such laws may b- mrrr
'u.'y carried 'u'. "" ''y'rHl'y upr- hist w.
VIII Lot NH catch. or "thcrNlSc C-.irDy any
II H." game 81 G'h "i this ,auuty. cut ~ tn
proper '"asom. AMI iLli We " n lay Lriorr n.
cub information Of Any person whom wc rs,
k""w "i wlI.iuIy mi ~. utunIy v!ulntiu. -stI
lows. IN "rd.r that sUrh parsons may lie
promptly md vigorously pros cui,d.
tn" club al" "I-r- ar'warl Z I.S Tor the
@rrrs; and comN.y,i,n OF any prrrun violating
s'il law. signed:
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District COurt.

In III" cast uf j. W. JnrrrI ~. Dan
MHhou. III court ruled that judgement
bc entered Tor plaintiff in u cordnncc
with III" foct@ heretofore recorded.
q W. r"itier wtI appointed special
administrator 81 the cstatc Of Mart
Smith decreased.
'cf'rno \ mirre n native OF Spain
was admitted TO cit zrnshir.
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We received n car load Of Larbcd wire
just pii"r 10 the Inauguration Of the
Inter State Commerce Law, aud couSc.
qncntly at n low ate Of fr. ight. which
will be sold cheap for CASH. No INV
Gail Uu ur nidress.
Ham Ill & ~ltnNEYMNS,
Wells, Nevada
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JAS. Weeks. General Fund.
bounty on ScalPs.......... % o.
Indian Johuny, General Fnnd.
bounty on scalPs. 81
S. Muguump. General Fund,
bounty on scalps ..... Q 81
A. c. Murphy, General Fund,
bounty ON scslps ......... &c s;
W. Beil;nSer, Jr. General Fund,
bounty on scalps.......... 80 Il
n. $. Jackson. General Funl,
bounty on scalps ........ 10 81
Z. Woods, General Fund. boun-
" on scaips .-....-. 10 d
L. L. Cox, General Fund, boun-
ty on scalps. 81 IL
Indian Jim General Fund. boun-
~ on scalps..... %
VIM. Snow. General Fund,
bounty ON scalps. 10 %
+. G.. Thomas, q, neral Fund.
bounty ON scaIps ........... 100 90
J. w. Johnson. General Fund,
bounty ON scalps.......... G GU
Ed. Smiley, General Fund
bounty on scnlps.... 10 %
w. ID Armstrong, Grnrrai FUud,
bounty on scalps ......... G 10
J. J. Scho,r, General Fund.
bounty on scaipS . . ....... - so
J.rom. p.lsI.v Gru.r.I EunJ
Jouuty on scn,ps : 40
VIM. Johns n. G,neruI Funl
bouuty On, sruIpS 10 "a
W. A. shepherd, General Fund,
road work - 90
w. +. Smith, GgnerL Fund.
supp,irs : ~
+. L. AtwelI. General Fund.
wood. as 90
Ches wooduard. uieneml Fund.
Registration fees 3 %
C. II. Srrou'e, General Fund,
subscription to paper aud
printing. 100 90
A. VanVIrck. General Funl.
Rccoricr's f,es............. 10 10
j. W. Bachlnnd, General Fund.
Janitor's SALARY 30 90
y. Tobias, G,nrral Fund, sniu.
~ ~ teacher. leo 90
T. L. Atuc!l, General Fund.
board Of prisoners ........ 80 10
y. p. Guldugrr, Elko Road
Fund. blacksmith. : co
Il. T. Yates. E!ko Road Fund,
roadwork. 15G 90
Geo. Gilmore. P,Lo lio,l Fuud.
ronlwork. % 90
r. Il. Chandlr., South Fork
Road Fund. roniwork. 30 90
Brown Il IIp-kins. Indigent
Fund. burial Of Indigcnt... 90 90
Geo. Dexter. Indireu; Fuud.
drnyage o 80
W. r. Smith, Indirrnt Fund
supplies. Is 80
II. Chase, Indigrnt Fnrd.
supplies for Mrs. Banks. % ca
j. J. Mcigs, INDECENT Fund, sal
nry .... 100 90
.IoLn Ali. T,a;,.,, r,,l a
rvos s,.wrJ ,oo m
,J,b, Abel Iud;,.r, FrrI ,-
bo,r,l - r,,;..r,s On ~
A. w. Ucsson. Solarv Fun1 sail
orvos ,ss.ssor ON M
O. " II,II S,l,r, rrr1 .,l
orv ms Treasurer ono M
G. T. Talbot S,Ior,. rr,.I o..
prv os District, ,,,,r,cv ice 90
C.. Il. Wis.mon S,lorr T,,l
snlnry ns County Clerk In m
II T,b.r Sill. ru,I 49,,
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An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL AGIETIS. OINTMENT l.
ouly put M In large. two-nuncs Vim boxes. AMI
IL M aLsolut- cure for oil spr =. Iurns.
wounds. c'Epr.l hands. ard all skin 'rur-
tIun-. VIII positively cure all kiriS II iI"-
NEk for the ORI,ISNL hBIErISE UISr.
MENT. Sold 10y ?. T.. MulIsr At n cent, per
box 10y mail - crnt-.
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Discoveries More Valuable Thnn
Gold,
NJ. REISnARr.

Are SANTA Able, the California
discovery for Consumption aud Disens-
rs of the Throat. Chest and Lungs. and
CALIFORNIA CAT-H-CURE. the only
guaranteed cure for Cttnrrh. Cold in
the hrnd and kindred complaints.
They ARE sold at IL n package, or three
for - 90. aud are recommended aud
used 10y the leading physicians Of the
Pacific Coast. Not secret compounds
Guaranteed by L. +. Muller.
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According to Engineering Of London,
NJ. q. A.. Cns>ngmrc II Paris has in.
vented II system Of s;enotclrgrurhy ry
which 1t can transmit IL dispatch ia
Shorthand uloug n single wire, AMI pint
1t Mt "A distant station in stcuui.irgrnph
characters with uinpidity cNc,rIars that
Of amy telegraph apparatus n"w III use.
Il permits 81 POO words u minute bcing
seat 10y hand, and still NOR, by the auto.
inntic process. Any stcnographic NM
chin" may b" employed to ira slate the
spoken or written words into signs. hut
It Is the MIchclI mnchin" which has
brcn used hitherto. In this the oprrt.
tor sits before IL keyboard Of twenty
keys, AMI 10y pressing them hc produces
upon n brnd OF paper graphic represcn.
tttious Of the words IL" dcsirrsto record.
aud from this paper they can bc read
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DISTRICT COURT.

HON. 4. l.. FITHIERALD. judge.
a session Of the District Court on.
ened yesterday with the case OF Jarrett
IS. Mnhnn. in which the RICH, TO GER
tain water privileges are at issue. This
case assumes n peculiar phase iIom the
TACT that tie suit was tried IN Jidy.
Flnrk's Cont in July. 1891. The jury
rendered n verdict. upon which byth
parties moved for Judgment Ly
the Court. Judge Flrck tonk
the case under Abatement md bc'o,e
judgment wa rendered upon the Issue
removed him. aud there the cas-.
rests. Upon the opening Of Court yes.
tcrdny plaintiffs counsel moved TINT
the findings Of the jury Of 1881 bu sus.
tninrd, to which Geirsdaml's couuse
object and ask that the cause bc tried
over again. The whole Of YESTERDAY.
and to-day mp to tho time Of goins TO
presE, was consumed ia argument upon
the motion.
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The following is an official statement
OF the bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting
of April 4, 1857:
Meuiciue Charley, General Fund,
bounty On scIlps. ......... 10 90
George Ward, General Fund,
bounty OF sculps. .......... 10 90
A. III. Wiseman, General Fund
bounty un scnlps ...... .... Z so
Indian Pete, General Fund,
bounty on s. alps ........... . 90
w. Il. Smith, General Fund,
bounty on scalps .......... AZ 05
j. Frurcy, General Fund boun-
~ ON Scnlps 10 90
A.. j. Thomas. General Fund
bounty on scnlps .... 500. 81 Gj
Henry Frank. General Fund,
bounty on scnlps. ........ IL 90
j. w. Smith, General Fund,
bounty on scaIpS. 20 so
w. Walker, General Fund
bounty on scalps. 81 90
+. SchiIIestrom, General Funl
Iounty Un scnlps. .......... IL %
Fred Mason, General Fund
bounty on scalps ........... lG5 40
A. ID. Streetcr, General Fund,
bounty on scalps .......... 10 Co
G. ii. brewer, General Fund,
bounty ON sculps. ......... lG 50
g.. W. Stauts. General Fund,
bounty OH schlps ...... 2I 10
Bee Anglo, General Fund boun-
ty ON sculps ........... As so
jas. Murphy, General Fund,
bounty on sctlps .......... 10
l.. G. Murphy, General Fund
bounty on scilps. 5 s.
W. Il. Hit, General Fund boun-
~ on scHlDs. ..... IS Is
Graitin Short, General Fund,
bounty on scairs ....... s 90
Fred Johnson, General Fund,
bounty on sralps ......... & 90
Geo. J. Vim. General Fund,
bounty on scllps ..... ...... G5 10
W. Goodalc, General Fund,
bounty on Jcalps ............ IS II
Ii. l.. Henry, General Fund,
bounty OH scalps. ........ z 90
w. III. Armstrong. General Fuad.
bounty ON scalps .......... s so
A. Knopf, General Fund,
bounty on scaips ...... 20 10
G.. W. Vincent, General Fund.
bounty on scalps ........... &c rs
Charley Ye, General Fund.
bounty on scnlps. ..... ..... 80 Is
Frank Cogswcll, General FuId. 4
bounty ON scalps. ......... 10 50
+. Wiib, IT, General Fund,
bounty on scalps ......... G 90
IL. ID. Dnkin. General Fund,
bounty ON soalrs .......... 3 SO
W. A. Kennedy. Geneml Fund.
bounty OH scalps / so
A. Peterson, General Fund bouu.
~ on scalps ..... ......... IL 90
j. Armstrong, General Fund.
bounty on scnlps ....u.... 3 90
Max Schoen, General Fund
bounty On scalps ........ 6 90
Jno. Tanner, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. -. ...... 10 90
- Cannon, General Fund
bounty on scaips ........ z 90
W. Thompson. General Fund,
bounty ON sealps 49,. ...... 0 As
Indian Tom, General Fund,
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Wanted.

4 second hand Assay outfit. Any
om" having such u : I eau find u pur-
chaser 10y inqgirins at this Office.
1924.
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Farming implements

OF all kinds from the h-st mnnrluc-
tories, can he found ia endless variety
at W. L. Smiths. 3-2l.
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POSp X LAWSON.

FoLSOM. ca I used Bntte-Tinc in
cir"uir rh"UmuI,m with rrrn, benefit.
Please s"ui - supply To J. ". l~Irincs,
e. nUa, New, nui ul"iEr y"ur. truly.
J.. &. DUH,Sr. NJ. -.
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~ SANTA Able il only soil in
large bottles 1T 81 %: three for - 80.
Sold 10y all Wholesale aud retail drug.
gia,s. i-7.Iy.
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Disastrous Explosion.

We learn from Charles Mcpherson
who arrived ia E'kp last evening that
there wn" mn explosion OF giant powder
ut the North Belle ale mine in 1'nyct.
rora. completely DESTROYING the hosting
works nnd seriously injuriug Dodge
Russell. foreman of the miu.. T.. ".
Chaplin. WIN. Carter mud go B,niiy, who
were employed nj the time above
ground. The injuries received Ly the
miners under gronud were slight. The
wonder IL thtt all who were near the
works were not killed ~ the boiler was
thrown n distance OF one hundred feet.
.-H=a= -.
a piece o! ground in Bioadwnv.
y. y, 25SiOO feat. wta sold tic other
day for $3.50, 2OO-ot the rate Of 81.
100000 per acre.
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CnrCo. CAL.-I nave had the cntarrh
for tive wears. and could hardly talk
plain, | could not breathe through nav
nu~trIls. Your California Cut-K Curo
has Ci'uu-"d "ut NV hrnh. mud I can
talk palmer now than | have for tho
In~t fiyc Years. Your medicine H. all
TINT It j. represented. Hu absolute cure
Tor Cn,urrh nli crIi ia the head.
Yours truly.
CmAnLEs e. C~yEnsuISLR.
WooDIASu. CAL--lour medicines
mr. ching better tunu nuy other shelf
goods. aud pvr satisfaction to all pur.
chr~rr- The CT E-CuTc b, praised
very highly Nv nlI VIA" have tried II. and
many cr-' hove been greatly benefited
t., it~ use WHEN ull other remedies tried
have proved 81 no benefit.
lUuI, iuiy.
rOSp X LAWSON.
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Bills Allowed.

The following is an official statement
OF tile bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting
of April 4, 1887:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-10-28
Grim of Carter s. churchill)

TT A gentleman who
has been suffering from
the Debility and Languor
peculiar to this season,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-10-28
ReHatAon OF Disease 40 abe Mental Con.
ssitIOn.

The New York Tribune says that at
the Science meeting Dir. Charles Porter
Fart made an address upon the corfels'
ton of certain mental and bodily con-
dItions 10 man He said that the mind
greatly influenced the body, and CON
versely the body greatly influenced the
mind, but this, though conceded, had
never been sharply defined nor techni-
caIly expressed. The facts had always
heen floating in his mind, but his atten'
ton was fixed upon it by the circum-
stances that patient who was suffer
Jog from peculiar form OF
abdominal disorder expressed himself
with extraordinary positiveness and bit-
terness on all subjects. His case was
not hypoohonGsiasis. This led him to
examine into the correlation OF mental
and bodily conditions aud be found that
patients suffering from chronic maladies
whose seat was above the diaphragm
were optimistic, aud those who suffered
from maladies seated below it were pes
simistic. So lung patients Were notoe'
iausly hopeful. aud their certainty OF re-
covery is actually one Of the worst Tea
lures OF such cases, the danger being in
proportion to the hopefulness. The
speaker classified the percentage OF men.
tai feeling according to the disease. Thus
bronchitis gave So per cent Of optimistic
feeling. phthisis gave 81 per cent OF hope
tu!ness, heart disease 50 per cent and
asthma also so per cent. 0o the con-
trary, raen suffering With liver disease
were troubled witt IS per cent OF pessi.
mism, dyspeptios had 81 per cent OF
unhappuess, and dysenterical patients "a
per cent OF gloo,a. Rheumatic patients
were optimistic up to 70 per cent, but
dropsicsi patients. though optimistical
also. were only to tie degree of 6S per
cent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01
Rew advertisements.
FOR SALE
Thoroughbred Jersey Cattle

!. DIXIE OF CHATSwORTH, 1914 A. J.
q. q Bred by Andrew Banks, ESQ. OF Balti-
more County Dropped January, 1881. A
> MEDINA end. Heifer. dropped June
sth. IsS; Sire Duke OF Chatsworth. Dam inn
nortad cow Medina 30S52. A. j. e. G., tracing to
Coomapie I442 II. s, for whom her owner is
said TO have refused 1900, and Garenne 1850
r. lsold for 81 500.l or the same strain and
scarcely inferior to the late s. NJ. shoemaker $
celebrated COW Princess end, for which he
paid $500. Fancy SO p. s.. grand-dam OF
Medina. was half-sister of Farmers Glory
5Ia6 A. j. &. c.. (sold in N. u. for $3.3O0.l and
Sire of Shoemakcr's F0rget-Me-Not ia 4. s
for which he paid g, $50.
g. MEDINA 3rd. Heller, dropped June
10TH 1887. Same pedigree as NJ edina end.
4 THE ANTIQUE end. Heifer. dropped
Jau'y 10th. 1887. Sire, Duke of ChatSworth. y
Dam the imported cowsfhe Antique 2S59 A. J .
C. c. known on the Island of Jersey as Hurel' 5
Beauty Napoleon 317 p, s.. Sire of Hurefs
Beauty was half-brother OF Shoemakcrs For
get-Mss-Not
5. REAR-ADMIRAL. Bull, dropped Jan'y
29th. 1886 Sire. Duke of Chatsworth- Dam
the Antique, (see above.l
g. DAN TUCKER. Bull, dropped Feb v
10th. 1886, Sire Duke of Chstsworth. Dam
imported COW Fawvean 51S}9 A. j. Z. c.
Farmers Glory lsee abovel was the grand
sire of Fawvean.
I. QUEEN BESS, Helfer. dropped Deer
26th 1855. Sire Duke OF Chatsworth." Dam
Bess, fine milk and butter COW.
IDS N. BREWER, Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01
TFrom the Easton Democrat
Adapted From SHAKESPEARE.

Farewell, a long farewell, to all my great
ness.
This is the state of man,
To-day he puts forth the tender leaves OF
hope,
Tomorrow, blossoms, and bears his
blushing honors thick upon him.
The third day, comes a frost killing
frost,
And when he thinks, good easy man full,
surely his greatness is ripening,
Nips his root, and then he falls, as do.
l have sailed these many summers, upon
sea of glory, like little wanton
buys that swim on bladders,
But far beyond my depth,
NV high blown pride at length broke I'M
der me,
And now mas left me, weary and old with
service,
To the mercy of rude stream that must
forever hide me.
Vain pomp and glory of tbs world, l
hate we.
O how wretched is that poor man that
hangs on bosses favors,
There is betwixt that smile we would
aspire TO
That aspect sweet of bosses, and their
ruin,
More pangs and fears than wars of wo-
men have,
AMI when he falls, he falls like Lucifer,
Never TO hope again.
O. Robson, Robson, had but served the
people, with half the zeal serv-
cd the Ring,
They, would not have left me in my fall,
Thus naked, TO mine enemies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01

BUFFALO BILL has captured Eng
land, but he doesn't seem to be
"stuck up" over his victory. He
has written to an old running mate
in this country, and an extract from
his letter is given here
| have captured this country from the
Queen down. Am doing them to the tune
of $40, 900 day. Talk about show bus
mess There never was anything like it
ever known, and never will be again, and
with my European reputation you can
easily guess the business | will do when
| get back to my country. It's pretty
hard work with two or three perform
ances day and the society racket at re
ceptions, dinners, etc. No man-not even
Grant-was received better than your
humble servant. have dined with every
one of the royalty, from Albert, Prince of
Wales, down. l sometimes wonder if it
is the same old bill" Cody, the bull
whacker. Well, Colonel, | still wear the
same sized hat, and when l make my pile
/ am coming back to visit all the old boys.
If you meet any Of them tell them amt
rot the big head worth cent,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01
FOR SALE
ifA,VAlVAsls REAL EsTATE,ksAi

THE undersigned offers at private sale the
l. following described real estate. on West
Sire Extended, and Madison and Hill Streets
Annapolis. Md:
/. The Frame Cottage. residence and lot
adjoining the property of Judge w. Ill, Tucks
heirs, fronting about So II. on West St, Ex-
tended by $50 IT. deep.
= Five Desirable Building Lots, each fronting
about 10 IT. on West st. Extended by $50 it,
deep with 20 IT. alley in the rear
3. Ten Building Lots fronting on Madison
Street running back 100 #. TO - IT, alley.
T. Two lots fronting each s. #. on Madison
Street running back 100 #. to - IT. alley.
). Four lots fronting each 30 It. on Hill Street
running back TO the A. w and Ii. Railroad.
For prices, term &c, apply to
TBS NICHOLAS BREWER, Annapolis, Md,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01
Tailoring. Cleaning and Repairing,
Done at short Notice.

First Glass Tailoring, Cleaning and Re
pairing, done very cheap, at short notice
Don't forget the little house at the
Short Line corner. MRS. NJ. A. DAVIS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01
As Sole Agent for John Wanamaker

As Sole Agent for John WanaWakeT
of Philadelphia. l am now prepared to
exhibit full line of Samples both for the
Custom and Ready made Clothing depart
ments Your measure taken and goods
made in the best Custom Manner at low
prices and a ut guaranteed or no safe. In
the ready-made clothing department /
have full line of samples representing
the stock of Wanamaker, and by the
Wanamaker system of measurement. Can
fit al sizes and shapes from the smallest
child to the largest man. Prices are guar
anteed by Wanamaker to be lower than
other establishments-in fact, by his Oson
guarantee you get all the benefit of per
sonal visit to the house of Wanamaker
itself. Clerical suits made to order, and
society uniforms furnished on short no
tice at low prices. F. o. WHITE, Agt.
IT No. Francis ST., Annapolis. Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01
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CAPITAL HOUSE,
Lager Beer and Wine Sa.lJI
CHR. SPENGLER, Proprietor,
Cor. East st. and State r;r,
ANNAPOLIS, ND.
Zee Cold Beer always on Dr,n.,

B1The Bar is supplied at an ,,
with the best Wines, Liquors and r Sae'
Board and Lodging by the day > ,
or month, at moderate rates. WA WA
furnished at any time. A fins, ''' ~
house in all respects. "s y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-01

SENATOR JACKSON, the Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor left
Baltimore OH Saturday evening for
his home at Salisbury, Nd, arriv-
ing there early Sunday morning,
and Immediately attended the NJ.
T.. Church. A grand reception will
be rendered the Democratic standard
bearer to night by the citizens of
Salisbury.